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I have been curious about reverse proxies lately. So I started researching and writing about it, to learn more about this topic. There are many open-source reverse proxies available. In this article, …
Reverse Proxy A reverse proxy is a server that sits between clients and servers. It receives requests from clients and forwards them to the appropriate server. This can be used to improve performance,…
What is a reverse proxy? A reverse proxy is a server that sits in front of one or more web servers and forwards client requests to the appropriate server. This can be used for a variety of purposes, s…
Nginx is a high-performance web server, reverse proxy server and load balancer. It is widely used in modern web applications due to its excellent performance, scalability, and reliability. In many pro…
Introduction If you have had any experience consuming APIs on the web, you would agree that one of the most frustrating issues you can experience is a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing error (CORS). I hav…
What is HAProxy HAProxy is a high-performance open-source load balancer and proxy server that enables the scaling of web applications by distributing traffic across multiple servers. It is designed to…
In today's digital world, web applications and services are becoming increasingly complex, with multiple components and servers working together to deliver content and functionality to users. One crit…
Why I used Nginx? I Used Nginx because:- The main functions of the reliable, effective web server Nginx are caching, reverse proxies, and load balancing. It can be set up to function as an HTTP server…
To see this post in Portuguese, click here The problem At my current job, I had to build a page to check if some environments are running or down. Just like AWS, Apple, etc, have, as you can see below. Job done, then I have to write tests…
Before talking about pushpin, let us understand what is Reverse Proxy Server A reverse proxy server is a server that sits between a client and a web server, forwarding client requests to the web serve…
